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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-10

omcer Roehrich this afternoon arrested
George SeneS, a young man living In the
western section Of the city. He WAS taken to
the station house, examined by DR.. Bolenius,
and sent 10 the county asylum. He had a
mania for cutting church pews and whenever
he had an opportunity he slipped into St
Josepbs Catholic church, and cut the pews
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-10

Closing prices-g o clock y N
Phi,,ae,pb,s C.,,l, Market.

PulLApgLPHIA, Jan, 10 Beef cattle, receipts
Tor week were-Beeves 9, 800, sheep, 100; Hogs,
1900. Previous week-Bceves, Glp; sheep
100 Hogs, 800
Beef; cattle, IcSc higher: EHtrAs. so
Ac good, SS.0oSoi medium, aSTSo com
mon, SIC.
sheep Sc higher extra, s.. GN.c: good. %
%lc medium, E.9ic common, 'G4c. LamOs,
td1C.
ucss E.c higher at 767l.c.
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became suddenly Insane.

ffoM lhs headlng Herald.
Martin Gable, a blacksmith employed at
w. w. we,herholds coachmaking works
sor The past eight years, became suddenly
inssne during last week and was en- SUNDAY
sent To his brother and sister living In
Lancaster. he has been in i'll health for
shout n wear.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-10
The robogsan slide

The toboggsn slide is rapidly approaching
completion at McGrsnn's park, and it is tx.
pected that it will be ia working order on
Thursday. The tobOggaus are expected in
town tomorrow. There sill be 3 meeting OF
the stockholders of the cOucsrn this evening
at the Stevens house, to perfect arrangements
for the grand opening
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-10

Dr. Bridge, the state veterinary surgeon,
came from Philadelphia this morning and
went TO Peach Bottom via the Columbia Il
Port Deposit railroad to look up some cases
OF fpleuIo-pneumonia reported TO have broken
out in that neighboThoOd.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-10

Ida Lewis and her dramatic company
wound up their week at the opera house on
Saturday night, when the audience was very
large the auditorium being packed, The well
known temperance drama of " Ten Nights in
Bar-roOm was well played and those In
attendance were pleased
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-10
Direction. q, Farmers, Northern nars.,

At meeting OF the stockholders of the
Farmers Northern Market company held in
The directors room in the market house, this
afternoon, the following named directors
were elected for the ensuing year: John
hess, John Buckwalter, B. l.. Landis, j. X.
stoner, Levi Gross, Isaac l.. Hess, B. L.
hess Israel l.. Lanois, Jonas Brubaker.
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Fond of SIeiRhinR.

Samuel Overly wanted to go sloighIng, and
being minus sleigh, he took possession of
one belonging to Frank +. Feagley. Frank
also wanted 10 go sleighing, ana when be
found his sleigh had been taken posse ession of
10y Sau he WAS so mad that he made COM
plant against him for larceny, and Alderman
Deem issued a warrant for his 6rrest.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-10

\ young man named T-budy, son Of
joseph W. TshudT, while walking in
front of II. L. Raoada' store, on
West King street, on Saturday night
fell on the ice and broke his lett arm Lear
the wrist both bones being fractured.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-10
Mret ms INrnInE.

The directors OF the Lancaster City Street
Passenger railway meet this evening a, the
Stevens house, at o'clock, to elect directors
for the ensuing year.
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sf. JossPa,s o. ArnoLIo oausos.
IT'S Total Cost was ssa,ese. .3S, Two Third. Of
which is Paid

The following statement was made by Rev.
Father Grotemyer in ST. Joseph's Catholic
chuich ON Sunday, relative TO the cost Of the
now completed handsome church ON 81
Joseph street. AZ all that has been done IS
the work of but a few years, It reflects great
credit on the efficiency and energy Of Rev.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-10

The county commissioners to-day fixed the
rate of taxation for lSS7 at o. mua on all
property subject 70 county taxation. Tue
vote is the same as last year.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-10
Al the soup House,

During the past week 2,07s rations wer 9 dis.
triouisd at the soup house. There arc on the
list now l3l families, all Of which do not call
regularly Tor raiions.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-10

The best and cheapest IN the world. Dr. BULL
Cough syrup costs you only - Centsl bOLrc
Mr.. Charles sChTeiner, Foreman Of "a large
Meat House in Baltimore, sd, say -" sal gui-
uon OIL acts like magic on u a-prAiuel wrist. -
Price IS cents.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-10

NEW DVERTLSEMNETS.
NOR RENT-ThE STORE ROOM NOS.
y 33 and IS south Queen street, suitable for
any KIND OF business at present occupied by
julius oeU, Wholesale Notions, janl0 it'd
nlNIDEND NO. 8.
- FULTON SATIos VAL BANK
Lancaster. Pa Jan. J. I-sE
The Directors OF this bank have this day de-
clared four per cent. dividend, payable on de
IL JNo HERTZLER, Cashier.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-10

DUBLIC SALE-JANUARY IL. lSs7, AT
L NO ga North Lime street, of Household
aud Kitchen Furniture, consisting of a Wilcox
& " White 9-stop organ. good as new, Wheeler
Wilson Sewing Machine fine Brussels and rag
Carpets sett China, lis pieces; Bed Room suite,
1oi'et sett, fne new Heater in fact. House.
hold outfit, the articles being too numerous TO
mention. The goods are as good as new.
Sale on Wednesday afternoon at ] o'clock,
when terms will he given by
BRESEMkN 4 RElSCEHL,
Auctioneer. Of Real and Personal Estate. stocks,
Bonds, etc. janl0. 2td-
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-10

THIS powder never varies. A marvel of
! purity, strength and " hole sOmeness. MOrC
economical than the ordinary kiuds, and cannot
be sold In CON petition with the multitude of low
test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders.
Sold Only cuns, ROYAL BAkINa POWDER Co,
lO6 wall street, New York. may2T.lydSw
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yFw ADvRRr rIsFvFYTy

raS% aS AND AND Ggn Sn % S
fCIakPC Mtiwtn
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NEW ADEERrISKMENrS

L$OR RENT go THIRD AND FOURTH
IL Floors OF Hirsh 4 brothers Building, Nos.
and North Queen street, now occupied by
Thus. Cummings as a nrst-ClAss Photograph
gallery. WIZ be rented fer a torn OF years
nlI.ttdR hIhSH \ BROTHERS.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-20

is routed in the East and the route
telegraphed here before the freight IS
billed out, which is not at all satisfac,
tory to shippers. Some OF them find
themselves involuntarily patronizing
routes by which they would
never send an ounce of freight
if they had their own way in
the matter, while the lines
with which they are on the most
friendly terms are perforce, given the
go-by. It is said that another complica-
ton which has arisen is with reference
to the orders for shipment. The
eastern agent of certain route tele-
graphs to a corresponding San Fran
cisco agent of the same line that he
has secured shipment from a certain
firm here. OF this shipment the firm
may have no knowledge whatever,
having as yet received no order for the
goods. In other words, the consignees
under stress of solicitation from freight
agents of rival lines, give orders for
moving freight before they have
ordered goods which are to constitute
the shipment.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-20
FlkOM PA MAMA.
Assorted News from Central and
south America.

Assorted News from Central and
south America.
San Francisco, October 19.-Ad-
vices from Panama by steamer are up
to October first.
The new constitution of Colombia,
which is said to transform the govern
ment OF the country, is completed.
Discoveries Of coal and copper in
the department of Pinra, Peru, have
caused excitement.
An attempt will be made to restore
the wonderful prehistoric aqueducts
of Peru for irrigation purposes.
The Peruvians are afraid that there
is an understanding between Chill
and Bolivia, under which the latter
will seize the Arequipa and Southern
Railroad, while Chill will retain per-
manent possession OF Tacna and
Arequipa which she now holds as a
security for the war debt.
A number of people were killed by
the explosion of box OF cartridges
in the cellar OF the custom house and
many vera wounded.
Locusts are ravaging Guatemala.
At La Paz, Bolivia, there has been
a riot OF Indians against Foreigners.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-20
EASTERN EVENTS.
Meeting of locomotive En-
gineers at Chicago.
GAS EXPLOSION AT PITTSBURG
The President Turns Out in Rain
Storm to Witness an At
tempted Review.
Associated Press Dispatches TO the HERALD

Associated Press Dispatches TO the HERA Id
CHICAGO, October 10.-The twenty
fourth annual Grand international
Convention of the Brotherhood OF
Locomotive Engineers opened at the
Central Music Hall this afternoon with
delegates from all parts OF the United
States present. Mayor Roche
welcomed the delegates on be
half of the city in Il short
speech. Speeches were also
made by Governor Oglesby, Rev. DR..
Thomas, Congressman w. L. Mason
and others.
ENGINEER ARTHUR's ADDRESS.
The chief feature at the afternoon
exercises was the annual address OF
Grand Chief Engineer r. M. Arthur.
He said that the association numbered
25 900 men and during the fiscal year
just closed, nearly $3.50, 900 had been
paid 10 widows and orphans. He
continue L. Taking all things
into consideration our relatlOnS
With the various railroads employing
Brotherhood men are amicable, and
when we consider the dissatisfaction
that is everywhere manifest about us,
our troubles pale into insignificance.
More and more closely defined is the
line becoming which divides the hon
est man, satisfied with the remunera-
ton which he has truly earned, until
by his own effoits he can rise TO a
higher position in life, and the loud
voiced "bomb-thiOwer," who, scarcely
able to speak the English Language,
seeks to win his own comfortable liv-
ing from those who have worked for
it, presuming upon imagination and
arousing false hopes in the hearts OF
those who are still more ignorant than
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-20
WHAT THE DEFENSE SAYS.
PENSION CLAIMS.
A Grand Army Organization
Formed at Chicago.

CHICAGO, October ia convention
of Illinois Grand Army men met here
to-day to take united action regarding
the Service Pension Bill and form an
association for advocating all the just
claims OF soldiers, sailors or mariners.
An organization was effected to be
known as the Service>Pension Associ-
alton of Illinois. 1t is understood that
this is but branch of a national Or
ganization to be formed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-20
A RAINY DAY.
The President Has Unpleasant
Experiences at n Review.

The President Has Unpleasant
Experiences at n Review.
ATLANTA, Ga, October 19.-The day
was rainy throughout. The President
and Mrs. Cleveland entered the car
riage at II o'clock and made their way
through the mud to the Exposition
grounds. The procession brought up
in front of the grand stand, where it
was intended that the distinguished
party should alight, but the President,
after considering the mud, determined
not to venture. There was a delay OF
one hour before anything appear
ed, although several futile attempts
we're made to start the procession.
Finally troops, perhaps a thousand
strong, came marching and stopping
past in the mud, the President stand
ing up in his carriage with an UNI
brella to review them. When one
column had passed the carriage it was
with some difficulty eXtricated from
the soil and the proposed military re-
view having been abandoned the par
ty returned to town.
IN THE EVENING
a torchlight procession was given in
honor OF the day. and in response to
the loud acclamations the President
came to the balcony of the hotel and
made the following speech:
shall not soon forget my friendly,
cordial and enthusiastic welcome by
the people of Atlanta and the State Of
Georgia. l shall remember it not as a
personal tribute, but as an evidence of
The love of the people of the United
States for the Office of their sovereignty.
| have seen West and South such dem
onstrations as satisfy me that in all
time to come the Government OF
our fathers is safe. [Great cheering.
You welcome me as your President.
| am intrusted with the immediate
execution OF that high office, but l
beg you not to forget tonight that
every one of you have a responsibility
in connection with this high Office and
every branch OF your government.
Our government is such that it needs
the constant watchfulness of the people.
1t needs your support and loyalty.
am delighted tonight at this part
ing demonstration on the part OF the
young men of Atlanta, and the state o.
Georgia. Upon you, my friends, viii
rest in future the preservation of the
politics of this government of the peo
pie, for the people and by the people
(Great cheering.)
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-20
GENERAL NEWS.
Close of the Knights of
Labor Congress.
BIG DAYS WORK DONE.
Departure of Missionaries for
China TO-day.-The Humane
SOciety's Report.

| Associated Press Dispatches the to Herald. ]
MINNEAPOLIS, October 10. - The
General Assembly Knights of Labor
remained in session all day, only TAX
ing final adjournment at 5 O'Clock
this afternoon. All the business was
disposed of and the Assembly has a
record of accomplishing more than
any of its predecessors.
Among the enormous number Of
documents, passed upon to-day, one
Of the most important, was a resolu-
ton granting the cigar makers who
belong to the Cigar Makers Interna-
tional Union, which was expelled by
the action of the Richmond
Convention, the privilege of reinstate-
ment without payment of any fee.
Powderly's recommendation that
maintenance cooperative fund be
made optional with the local assem-
blies was adopted, as also was one
that there be no change in the man
agement of the Journal.
Further action provides that the
General Executive Board shall have
nothing to do with strikes unless
called upon by district or national
trade assemblies.
The anarchist element received an
other set back when the Assembly re-
solved by vote of 112 to 20 that
Knights of Labor in parade shall
carry nothing but State or National
flags.
An attempt to prevent Mr.. Pow
derly's further action in the Order
in the event of resignation was frus-
trated, when the Assembly refused to
accept the proposition to strike out
the section which provides "that the
past General Master Workman shall
have all the rights and privileges Of a
representation sustained"
The committee recommended that
the General Master Workman be au-
thorized to appoint a member of the
Order in England to take charge of
affairs as requested some time ago.
Documents suggesting plans for
reorganization of the order and max
ing it a political party, were rejected.
The date of meeting of the assembly
was changed to the Tuesday after the
second Monday of November each
year.
The committee on appeals and
grievances reported the charges
against General Secretary Litchman
groundless.
In the case of District Assembly 1926
the committee could make no sugges-
tions, offering as an excuse that John
Morrison had brought two valises full
of evidence and the Executive Board
had half ton further, and there was
too much for it to grapple with. A
motion was passed to the effect that
the district be reinstated upon COM
plying with the laws of the order.
This leaves the matter just where it
was before.
A motion to grant a charter to Chi
nese assemblies was lost.
A report from the Committee on
Finance recommended economy for
the coming year.
An invitation from Indianapolis was
accepted, and the convention will be
held in that cit next year.
Among the other resolutions was
one compelling the Executive Board
to defend the members of District
Assembly 40, now under arrest at the
instigation of steamship company.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-20
GAS EXPLOSION.
Fifteen Persons Injured at Pitts
burg-Fivc Fatally.

burK-Etvc Fataity.
PTTsBURG, October l9.-fhe first
serious natural gas explosion in this
city in two years occurred this morn
ing in the Hotel Albemarle and Bijou
Theater block. The explosion was at
tended with frightful injuries to a
number of people and great destruc-
ton to some of the finest property in
the city. The concussion shook build
ings for squares and broke every plate
glass window in the block. Almost
instantly flames shot up from various
parts of the block, but before they
gained much headway were con-
trolled by the prompt work OF the fire
department. Eight persons were ser
iously injured, some OF them fatally,
and at least as many are slightly hurt.
LATER-FIFTEEN INJURED.
Investigation shows that fifteen per-
sons in all were injured, five OF them
fatally. The others were only slightly
burned, bruised or cut. The damage
by the explosion will reach $50, 900.
The fatally injured are employees OF
the gas company. The gas accumu-
lated from leaky main where work.
men had been changing pipes.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-20
SURVEYOR BENSON.
He says that he will be Present
when wanted.

SAN Francisco, October ia tel
egram dated Chicago, 18th inst, has
been received in this city from John
A. Benson, concerning whom publica-
tons were made recently to the effect
that he had absconded and gone to
Canada. Uuited States Attorney Ca
rev states that he has no doubt Benson
will appear for trial at the proper time
on the charges relating to the alleged
fraudulent land surveys.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-20
FOREIGN FIELDS.
Conclave of English Liber-
ais at Nottingham.
SEVERE STORMS IN ITALY.
London's Unemployed Have An
other Fraeas With the
POlice-Berlin News.

| Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD
LONDON, October 19.-The congress-
of the Liberal Federation at Noting
ham to-day resolved unanimously that
when the Cash question was settled.
the disestablishment of the church in
Wales would be made the leading
point of the policy OF the Liberal
party.
The congress also adopted a resolu-
ton in favor of reform of franchise,
so that one man shall have but one
vote.
1t was decided to hold a meeting of
the federation at an early day in Ire
land.
GLADsToNIAN REFORMS.
This evening Gladstone said that
he would bodily sweep away the law
of entail. He urged the extension of
local government in the direction of
decentralization, but said that these
together with the questions OF liquor
traffic and the disestablishment OF the
church in Scotland and Wales,
could not be touched until
a sound adjustment had been
effected in regard to Ireland.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-20
THE KEENE WRECK.
Theory ms to It's Origin-Eratns
Delayed.


SAN Francisco, October 19.-Assist-
ant Superintendent Pratt, of the South
ern Pacific Ry., has received informa-
ton of the wrecking Of the freight
train near Keene, about thirteen miles
south Of Tehachapi. The train was No.
"a and was on its way to this city from
Los Angeles. About a dozen empty
cars LETT the track, bnt the engine and
caboose remained on the rails and
%ere not damaged. Brakeman Seek
was injured, but the rest OF the train
hands escaped unhurt. According to
o report, the train was going at regular
speed, and it is not known what caused
the accident, though it is suspected
that it was broken rail. The tram
was coming down Tehachapi hill and
had just left that portion OF the line
called "The Soap" wi en- the accident
occurred. AS the Los Angeles local
train for this city and the Sunset TX
press we're on the wrong side oil the
wreck, they had to lie up at siding
and await the clearing of the track.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-20
THE HUMANE SOCIETY.
Report of Last Years WOrk-A
Noble Cause.

ROCHESTER, N. Y, October 19.-
The American Humane Society met
in annual session here to-day, with
so delegates present. In the annual
report of President Gordon, the result
of work of the year was presented;
The several societies investigated
121. $50 cases OF alleged cruelty to
animals and were able to relieve ami
mails in 100000 instances. Over
1000 persons were arrested Tor
cruelty to animals.
The organization aided $1,000
children and investigated $4,000 cases
of alleged cruelty to the young. Over
10 900 persons were arrested on com
plants of the Societies for cruelty to
children.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-20
Famine Prices.

DUBLIN, October 19.-At Tuam Fair
to-day thousands of cattle and sheep
were offered for sale at ruinous fig-s
ures, but despite the exceedingly low
price there were no purchasers.
Large graziers declare that they can
not continue business any longer
and must take advantage OF the bank
rupt law.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-20
THE HOLLADAY PROPERTY.
Joseph to Act as Executor and
Receiver.

PORTLAND, Osn., October 19.-In
the matter of the will case Of the late
Ben Holladay, Judge Catlin to-day
held that under the existing condition
of affairs he could not compel Joseph
Holladay to furnish bonds as executor
of the estate. Under this ruling Hol-
laday is permitted to hold the dual
position OF executor and receiver, de-
spite the statement OF the court that
the two positions were Incompatible.
MRS. HoLLADAY's ALLOWANCE.
Judge Catlin ordered that an allow
ance of $500 per month to date from
the time OF the death of the late Ben
Holladay, on July 8, 1887. be paid to
Mrs. Esther Holiday, to continue un-
til otherwise ordered by the court.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-20
Badly Wanted.

CINCINNATI, October l9.-P. r.
Warman, of this city, founder and
manager of the Cincinnati CONNER
cial Agency, has disappeared. A re-
ceiver for the concern was applied for
to-day. 1t is said that Warman is
behind in his accounts at various
places for considerable amount and
it is believed that he is insane.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-20
Severe storms i'm Italy.

LONDON, October 19.-Severe snow
storms are reported throughout Italy,
greatly injuring the crops and ami
mails. The storm is accompanied by
a hurricane in some parts. A number
of houses were unroofed at Pisa, and
several persons drowned in Lake
Como.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-20
Vanderbilt Successful.

PIrTsBURG, October 19.-In the case
OF Cornelius Vanderbilt against the
Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railway
Company to-day, it was decided that
the trust deed was invalid. The de-
cision gives Vanderbilt control OF the
road and takes it out OF the hands OF
the trustees.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-20
TEQE FEsAa2I 6FIDELlTE."
Numerous Indictments Issued
Against its Operators.

CINCINNATI, October 19.--The even
ing papers say that the United States
Grand Jury, in session here, has found
numerous indictments in the Fidelity
Bank cases, namely: Seventy in
dictments against ex-President r. l..
Harper; from seven to ten indict-
ments against Benz. E. Hopkins; as
many against Ammi Baldwin, and
seven indictments against Miss Josie
Holmes, Harper's private secretary in
the Fidelity Bank.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-20
SEuSrapC SHOCKS.

An Earthquake Traverses the
Northern Country.
PETALUMA, Cal, October ia Sc
we're earthquake shock passed through
Petaluma this morning at 6: Is o'clock.
The vibrations were from east to west.
VALLEJO FEELS 1T.
VALLEJO, October ia slight
shock of earthquake was felt at 6:20
o'clock this morning. The vibrations
were from east to west.
SEVERE AT SAN RAFAEL.
SAN RAFAEL, October ia severe
shock OF earthquake was felt here early
this morning.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-20
Pedro will Not AbdIcate.

PARIS, October 19.-The Emperor
Of Brazil, in an interview, denies any
intention OF abiicating his throne, un-
less his health should become seri-
ously enfeebled. At present he is
enjoying good health and his activity
is unabated.